Absolutism and Enlightenment

4. ruler of the holy roman empire from 1516 until his abdication for his brother and son in 1556.
5. war between king and parliament.
7. a french lawyer argued for separation of powers in government, wrote the book "The Spirit of Laws".
10. When people are allowed to worship other gods and practice their beliefs.
11. A French Enlightenment writemade fun of traditional authority in society, government, and the church.
15. A new age of global trade.
18. an american founding father, and the principal author of the declaration of independence.
21. theory that kings thought they were chosen by god and were his representatives on earth.
23. The military nobility of medieval and early-modern japan.
24. Built by Shah Jahan for his favorite wife.
26. head of national church as early as 1534.
28. Hostility and ill Treatment.
29. a form of government in which absolute monarchs pursued legal, social, and educational reforms
30. believed kings seizing absolute power.

1. rulers of Russia adopted this system.
2. Galileo, Newton Boyle, and others develop new investigation ways.
3. people making hypotheses about relationships then testing them.
6. He challenged both Divine Right Theory and view of Hobbes
8. A scottish moral philosopher, wrote "The Wealth of Nations", Helped guide free market Economic system.
9. theory that trade generates wealth.
12. eglish judge, writhe the book "Commentaries on the Laws of England".
13. Genevan Phillosopher, writer, and composer, Wrote "The Social Contract".
14. subjects enjoying basic rights.
16. establishing Parliaments supremacy over the king.
17. established model of absolute monarchy.
19. wrote the book "The Principia: Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy.
20. economic system that private businesses compete in.
22. known as The father of Chemistry
25. important moment in 18th century, believed applying reason and scientific laws.
27. The powerful feudal lords in pre-modern japan.